Serbia and the European Union: Economic Lessons from the New Member States, vol 1

Edited by Mirjana Radovic Markovic (), Srdjan Redzepagic (), João Andrade and Paulino Teixeira

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JEL-codes: F15 O52 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-972-9344-03-9
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Maastricht Criteria at the Age of 18: Are They Converging, Which Party and to What End?

Marko Malovic, Malisa Djukic and Srdjan Redzepagic

Ch 2 Attractiveness of Western Balkan Countries for FDI

Matija Rejec and Slavica Penev

Ch 3 Attractiveness of Serbia for Foreign Direct Investments: tendencies, Obstacles and Perspectives

Ivan Stosic, Draško Nikolić and Mihajlo Djukic

Ch 4 Accession to the European Union, Interest Rates and Indebtedness: Greece and Portugal

Pedro Bação and António Portugal Duarte

Ch 5 Financial System Integration of Serbia in the European Financial System

Zoran Grubisic, Perisa Ivanovic and Nikola Fabris

Ch 6 Harmonization of Serbian Accounting Standards with the EU Standards

Gordana Vukelic, Sonja Djuricin and Grozdana Belopavlovic

Ch 7 Credibility and Monetary Policy: The Case of Serbia

Gradimir Kozetinac

Ch 8 Cultural Barriers to Serbia Joining the European Union

Zivka Przulj and Gordana Vukelic

Ch 9 Monetary Policy and the Path to Successful Introduction of Euro in Slovak Republic

Júlia Ďurčová and Ľudmila Bartóková

Ch 10 Misconduct of the Key Policy Rate: The Case of Serbia

Branko Zivanovic, Milena Kovacevic and Una Vukoje

Ch 11 Inequality and Growth relevant Links for the Portuguese Economy

Maria Adelaide Duarte and Marta Simões

Ch 12 Financial Constraints: Lessons from the Portuguese Monetary Integration

Filipe Silva and Carlos Carreira

Ch 13 Banking Reform in Slovakia: Case of Commercial Banks and Central Bank

Marianna Sinicakova

Ch 14 How Strong Is Serbian Agriculture - Comparative Analysis of Several Agricultural Indicators of Serbia and Romania

Marko Jelocnik, Lana Ivanovic and Jonel Subic

Ch 15 Reforms in Chosen Transition Countries with Recommendations for Increasing Competitiveness

Vesna Parausic, Vladana Hamovic and Branko Mihailovic

Ch 16 Public Administration Reform in the Slovak republic and Other Related reforms – Taking Lessons of the Other EU Countrie

Lenka Horváthová

Ch 17 Multifunctional Dimension of the Serbian Agriculture Sector in the Function of Accession to EU

Ana Jasko, Nenad Popovic and Ondrej Jasko

Ch 18 Banking Sector Comparative Analysis Serbia vs EU Member States

Vlastimir Vukovic

Ch 19 Regional Policy Funds: How Prepared Is Serbia to Access European Union Regional Policy Funs?

Djuro Djuric, Vladan Ivanovic and Mladenka Balaban

Ch 20 Poland's Integration with the European Union and Its Imlication for Small and Medium Scale Enterprises

Mirjana Radovic Markovic and Imani Kyaruzi

Ch 21 EU and Serbia: SME Policy in Time of Crisis and Beyond

Isidora Beraha, Elena Baranenko and Ana Jasko

Ch 22 Reform of Accounting and Accounting Education in the Slovak Republic After the Euro Zone Accession

Radoslav Tusan

Ch 23 Education and Training Model for Implementation of E-CRM Strategy

Jovan Zubović, Ivana Domazet and Aleksandra Bradic Martinovic

Ch 24 Policy of Small Farms Subsidizing in the Function of Economic and Social Development of Villages in Serbia

Bozo Draskovic, Zoran Rajkovic and Dusko Bodroza

Ch 25 Corporate Social Responsibility as a Tool for Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive Growth

Bojana Radovanovic, Filip Brkovic and Slavica Stevanovic

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